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Yet, even basic facts about the industry remain a mystery.
Few of them dispute the basic facts of the genocide.
The basic facts of how Jean died aren't in dispute.
The basic facts of the case are not in dispute.
A White House that consistently swipes left on basic facts.
Finally, in Pittsburgh, CAI once again gets basic facts wrong.
Now again, the left refuses to acknowledge, basic truths, basic facts.
These basic facts make generational conflict within the Democratic Party inevitable.
Many of us don't even know the basic facts about sleep.
Here are some basic facts about the world's remaining isolated tribes.
But basic facts of the Ukraine approach are not in dispute.
These were until very recently understood as basic facts of life.
There are two basic facts that need to be contended with.
Their ongoing support shows they understand two basic facts of life.
"The president-elect's tweet does nothing to change those basic facts."
People who get Fox News are insulated from the basic facts.
At times like these, it helps to remember some basic facts.
To unpack this mystery, let's begin with the very basic facts.
Why don&apost you check out some basic facts about your hero?
He doesn't know basic facts about the world, and he doesn't care.
You wrote that even mainstream journalists get basic facts wrong about immigration.
Mr. Barr is required only to provide lawmakers with very basic facts.
Apart from her disappearance, the basic facts of Christie's life are established.
Yet he still could not manage to get the basic facts straight.
"We do still need the numbers and the basic facts," said Marlon.
Beyond these basic facts, we enter the realm of rumor and myth.
It's difficult to have political conversations when you can't agree on basic facts.
But he got some basic facts about the U.S. economy wrong Thursday night.
The Trump administration continues to deny basic facts about the climate change crisis.
Further, this assertion doesn't hold up to the basic facts of Klinsmann's tenure.
He failed to effectively call out Pence for denying basic facts about Trump.
The U.S. representatives should keep several basic facts handy in their crib notes.
Climate change journalism should not be dominated by debates over basic facts either.
In preparing the case, prosecutors sought to pin down a few basic facts.
Now, adults of different political persuasions are debating the veracity of basic facts.
Basic facts, like whether they could climb trees, are subjects of scientific debate.
You can go it alone, you just have to accept a few basic facts.
There are references to Personas, or basic facts you can Google in a pinch.
ONE of the most basic facts about the universe is that it is expanding.
But skepticism about basic facts does, in fact, differ markedly by party and ideology.
The checks don't change the basic facts at issue in the hush money scandal.
Consider, if you will, two basic facts about clean energy in the United States.
We don't learn the basic facts of the murders until the book's second half.
Along the way, they cause government shutdowns, paralyze Washington – and regularly deny basic facts.
"Sitting in a courtroom recording basic facts could have a huge impact," he said.
There, they learn the same basic facts about anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology, Burke says.
Such a hasty conclusion overlooks basic facts about how early-modern manuscripts were circulated.
But several government officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, have supplied some basic facts.
We're politically divided, socially fragmented, skeptical of one another's basic facts and news sources.
We have lost a shared sense of the basic facts upon which democracy depends.
No particular knowledge of Shia Muslim doctrine is needed to comprehend two basic facts.
Let's start with a look a few basic facts about public opinion on climate.
But the Trump administration's habit of lying even about basic facts is simply not normal.
One of the most basic facts of horror writing is that real terror requires isolation.
G0v knew that direct democracy didn't work if people didn't agree on the basic facts.
The basic facts of life in Rio, and Brazil in general, will still be true.
But now the basic facts, accumulated by American, European, and Chinese intelligence agencies, are clear.
Releasing basic facts about one's health should also be a yearly requirement for these officeholders.
The opposing sides remain politically and factually divided arguing about basic facts and potential solutions.
Making things even more turbulent were a few basic facts about Iraq and our war.
Here are the basic facts of the case and a look at what's at stake.
So regularly look for basic facts and figures, which will help you understand the situation.
Maybe one day our signs won't have to assert basic facts, like sex work is work.
Instead, he argues as though environmentalists are children, unaware of the most basic facts about electricity.
Trump has also been misstating basic facts about the US military mission in the Middle East.
A grand jury has up to 18 members who hear basic facts about a criminal case.
Some basic facts: 42 accepts 1,000 students between 18 and 30 years of age every year.
I won't bury you with numbers, but there are a few important basic facts worth noting.
Though the detailed future of the human species is impossible to predict, basic facts are certain.
And Bee showed that Flynn doesn't know the basic facts about how an abortion is performed.
But is there a greater imperative for novels about the Holocaust to get basic facts correct?
Ignorance of these basic facts is at the root of our stalemate about health care reform.
There are deep partisan divides, conflicting talking points and an inability to agree on basic facts.
How does Trump respond when confronted with these basic facts that directly contradict his attack on Mueller?
Doomed to an ever-fragmenting population believing in increasingly different sets of basic facts about the world?
Authenticity debates will commandeer media cycles, pushing us into an infinite loop of perpetually investigating basic facts.
But he got some basic facts about the U.S. economy wrong at the Republican debate in Miami.
To anyone paying attention, these answers amounted to an admission of the basic facts of the case.
Because the arrangement can get a little complicated, we asked two specialists to share the basic facts.
These basic facts can slide into cliche: Appalachia is a land of contrasts, the finger-waggers intone.
While small numbers of Americans know basic facts about America's political system, they still can vote intelligently.
These basic facts have led me to ask a lot of questions about what's really going on.
EU officials say Cox is starting from zero and having to learn basic facts about the bloc.
As anti-immigrant protesters march through city streets, the country's leaders can't even agree on basic facts.
Elizabeth Warren — calling her "Pocahontas" — and got basic facts on monetary policy wrong, Yglesias wrote: Seriously. Stop.
Those who've fought to remind the government of those basic facts deserve our respect and our thanks.
Some wanted repairs on goods for which the warranty period had passed; some had basic facts wrong.
But even the most basic facts had been a challenge, such as Ms. Consolo's correct birth date.
Disagreement over basic facts is making it easier for politicians to spew falsehoods without paying a price.
We do have to agree on some basic facts, despite this general reluctance to grant them legitimacy.
Ironies and contradictions abound, even as some of the basic facts assert themselves with blunt, oppressive force.
No amount of "new reporting" from partisans on the left can change the basic facts about Kavanaugh.
What is the baseline for success if the president disputes the basic facts used to judge the results?
Johnson & Johnson attorney John Sparks has said the state "ignores basic facts" and that the company acted appropriately.
But questions abound about what happened, what F Society is up to, and basic facts of Elliot's reality.
The latter will give you the most basic facts about your astrological identity — the "what," so to speak.
Moreover how can the West rally the world to defend Ukraine when the basic facts are in question?
Major public U.S. companies, unlike major U.S. political parties, cannot have leaders who deny basic facts regarding science.
JEFF BODENSTABBoston "Sunnylands and cloudy waters" (February 20th) fails to reflect basic facts about the South China Sea.
Just to lay out some basic facts that sometimes get lost in what can be an emotional debate.
In the months that followed, the news organizations agreed on the basic facts, if not on every detail.
"My rule is, check basic facts when finishing a review," Mr. Logan wrote in an email on Wednesday.
" He added, "We have lost, it seems, a shared sense of the basic facts upon which democracy depends.
We must, once again, recognize basic facts that seem to get forgotten each time there is another flareup.
Macron held his ground; she lost her composure, along with her command of a number of basic facts.
A single visit would, from your description, establish the basic facts about the locker room and its limitations.
Here are some basic facts and figures: The falloff in financing isn't just limited to the private market.
It's unclear how much credit Clinton's message, rather than the basic facts about Trump, deserves for that, though.
So many of us weren't sure we could trust the basic facts of what's being reported in the news.
He's more ignorant of basic facts than any candidate in modern history, even on his core issues like trade.
"He wants to understand what the basic facts of the agreement are," said one person close to the talks.
The recent article Murphy penned for The Hill offers views that are at odds with basic facts and reality.
All of these factors are basic facts of life, so we largely ignore their dramatic effects on athletic performance.
Outsiders to academic linguistics are often shocked that there is debate on basic facts like what the subjunctive is.
The result is a citizenry that does not agree on basic facts, and many of whom distrust the system.
How can so many of us be so ignorant of one of the most basic facts about the Holocaust?
Schaffner said when he's spoken to parent groups, there's been considerable ignorance about even basic facts about infectious diseases.
Smart reforms, however, require that Congress first understand the basic facts: America has not seen a deluge of immigration.
Knowledge of the basic facts of Hitler's murder of 21970 million Jews is sufficiently thin that Spicer-level ignorance persists.
I mean super-basic facts about the runup to the Iraq War, the politics of the war on terror, etc.
It's a story that's so complicated that the two parties involved disagree on the most basic facts of the timeline.
People can disagree on how to react to some of the facts, although the basic facts should remain largely uncontested.
Britain does not yet suffer from America's malaise, in which supporters of different parties cannot even agree about basic facts.
And like the abstinence-only programs they support, we expect their claims to be short on science and basic facts.
In the scientific community, there has long been an overwhelming consensus about the basic facts of human-caused global warming.
Which is to say, they will vote despite being unable to accept basic facts needed to process this American life.
It called the court's determination of "basic facts" a "major mistake" and called for Mr. Jia's life to be spared.
In the US and Australia, meanwhile, the issue remains a partisan one in which basic facts are still being debated.
Her brain had swollen, and that swelling killed her, but beyond these basic facts they simply didn't have an explanation.
It caught Facebook by surprise, in large part because the basic facts of the case had been public for years.
It was exhausting during the campaign, and it was infuriating, and also just tiring having to stand up for basic facts.
These basic facts confirm that the iPhone X is different, but I was surprised at how quickly I learned new behaviors.
It starts with some basic facts: the 448-page document is "of acceptable quality," but it doesn't conform to archival standards.
Let's start with one most basic facts: every digital photo you take goes through some degree of processing, even RAW images.
It's the Swiss group's second, this much we're sure of, but aside from basic facts, the music is the only clue.
Bryant hopes The Mental Elephant gives people the opportunity to meet friends, learn basic facts about mental health, and reduce stigma.
He called Cohen's failure to provide "basic facts" about what might be privileged was "fatal" to his request for a TRO.
The basic facts of this story have been widely reported over the years and revisited as part of the 2016 campaign.
Some GOP lawmakers also said they doubted that any testimony by Bolton would change the basic facts behind the president's defense.
The misspelling of Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky's name betrays a casual disregard for even the most basic facts of the matter.
Shear is not wrong that the two parties cannot agree on basic facts or that the impeachment inquiry has been divisive.
Is there is a greater imperative for novels about an event as catastrophic as the Holocaust to get basic facts right?
It's awfully hard to stop gun violence if we can't even agree on basic facts about how and why it happens.
It obsesses over lost planes and misreports basic facts like what a Supreme Court decision says (per his dig on CNN).
To talk about the book, it's necessary to lay out some basic facts about those late June nights in New York City.
Anyone who denies over a century's worth of established science and basic facts is unqualified to be the administrator of the EPA.
In a vacuum, the basic facts of the Gawker story sound like something dredged up from the more unhinged corners of Reddit.
" Disregarding basic facts, ignoring the scientific method, and attempting to make decisions without consulting that evidence is how "bad decisions get made.
His callous refusal to accept even basic facts when shamelessly trolling for the position of prime minister by shilling Brexit was awful.
Here are his Monday tweets about Mexico: As is the norm with these tweetstorms, Trump appears to get some basic facts wrong.
It can handle basic facts about people, places, and products in addition to being a timer and answering the weather at launch.
There's just one problem with Winslow's thesis: The basic facts and timing of the opioid epidemic don't bear it out at all.
Mr. Trump's lack of regard for basic facts and conventions of public speaking, which had once seemed merely absurd, now felt insulting.
Unfortunately, in a polarized and divided US, where even the most basic facts and values are contested, that posture is becoming impossible.
Trump began his day on Thursday with a string of tweets about the impeachment process that botched a number of basic facts.
All of this has made for a media morass in which fake news, hate speech and unverified information may overrun basic facts.
"It'd be helpful if you start putting in some basic facts about the actual facts related to immigrants and crime," Lieu replied. .
In China there is too much emphasis on math or the basic facts and lots of memorizations and taking tests and exams.
The questions vary slightly from year to year, but they all have to do with basic facts in physical and biological sciences.
But this is another thing where I think the media could show more light than heat by just getting the basic facts right.
But the basic facts remain the same and the Times appears to have changed its tone but not the substance of the story.
Houston's iconic role as the "black princess" of pop required denying her relationship with Crawford, but also hiding basic facts about the family.
No wonder that a new Pew survey shows that 73% of Americans now believe that Republicans and Democrats cannot agree on basic facts.
And that moderation risks succumbing to the latest bout of hyperventilating self-denigration, along with basic facts about the state of the country.
"The time has come for the international community to recognize reality, especially two basic facts," said Benjamin Netanyahu during a Cabinet meeting Sunday.
Under the vTaiwan process, the first stage was 'objective', with the aim of simply laying out the basic facts of what was known.
Unfortunately it seems there's a long way to go before everyone grasps the truth behind one of the most basic facts of life.
And of course it's no surprise that Trump can't get any of his policy analysis right, since he keeps misstating very basic facts.
Having spent decades researching the story, it's inexcusable that he didn't nail down basic facts that undermine the major source of his book.
They have screwed up the rollout of (horrifying) executive orders, relations with countries like Australia, and basic facts about American history and democracy.
If we could gaze into a crystal ball and learn these basic facts, our planting decisions each spring would be a lot easier.
She smiles with bemusement as he tells her how to behave and declines to tell her the most basic facts about his past.
How do you fight for policies such as climate change when you run up against people who don't believe in the basic facts?
Donnersmarck's film is only loosely based on Richter—it's not announced as a biopic—but many of the basic facts are, shockingly, true.
The two lawsuits lay out the same basic facts: Graham Chase Robinson started working for De Niro as an executive assistant in 203.
An "Additional Information" section at the back of the novel offers basic facts about the real story, and adds gravitas to the book.
Forty-six years after Roe, the two camps increasingly disagree on basic facts about abortion — and who has the authority to determine them.
And you have partisan news outlets with zero interest in reporting the basic facts of Trump's corruption or the catastrophic consequences of his impulses.
More than 70% of Republicans and Democrats think that members of the two parties cannot agree on basic facts, according to a Pew survey.
In both cases, the president's inflammatory rhetoric displayed an ignorance of basic facts and context that undermine his criticisms of the vital US ally.
Explaining the basic facts of climate science (again) is utterly futile if the intended audience rejects the authority of climate scientists and scientific institutions.
In an era where the US administration is fighting science and basic facts about climate change are debated, more outreach and literacy is good.
Think: The basic facts of our food, something that we take essentially as the gospel truth, are typed into some form by some human.
Ignorant of basic facts and lacking a functional language of politics, we wander blind and illiterate, hopelessly ill-equipped to appraise current political institutions.
Agrawal has built an empire on blood, pee, and shit—basic facts of biology everyone in the audience could relate to in some way.
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson told reporters Monday that he has never disagreed so much with the DOJ over basic facts on a deal.
At a time when the most basic facts of public life are subject to dispute, this common understanding is now more important than ever.
Spokesmen at the White House, the Pentagon and the Justice Department have repeatedly demurred when asked for even basic facts about what is happening.
A book like this one is particularly valuable in an age when history undergraduates often startle their teachers by their ignorance of basic facts.
Asked by Jackson whether the defence team agrees with the basic facts in the Mueller team's filing, Westling said he still could not say.
Analysts see that divide as stemming from the fundamental difficulty of his job — managing a president whose pronouncements often diverge substantially from basic facts.
As a creature of his time, Kif is horrified by Heidl, for whom basic facts — birthplace, documented events, motivations — can never be nailed down.
They attempt to create enough confusion about basic facts that Trump's preferred policies, and his kleptocratic approach to government, can start to sound sensible.
The big picture: A majority of Americans (73%) say voters in both parties "cannot agree on the basic facts," according to Pew Research Center.
Party leaders now regularly attempt to deny basic facts, whether they come from climate scientists or the dispassionate analysts at the Congressional Budget Office.
The result is real: A new Pew Survey shows that 73% of Americans now believe that Republicans and Democrats cannot agree on basic facts.
It can be a very technical, difficult issue to get one's head around, so it might be helpful to focus on four basic facts.
But now, abortion-rights and anti-abortion activists disagree on the basic facts about abortion — and who has the scientific authority to determine them.
Asked by Jackson whether the defense team agrees with the basic facts in the Mueller team's filing, Westling said he still could not say.
What we have in the US is not a "difference of opinion" about climate change, it's conservatives being mistaken about some very basic facts.
Plus, Trump's own public statements and decisions, though often bizarre or rude or offensive, show he isn't confused about the basic facts of the situation.
As horrible as the basic facts are to most rational sensibilities, they're easy to distort on paper — as one Gizmodo reporter's Twitter thread makes clear.
If we cannot even agree on basic facts and reasonable scientific hypotheses (such as climate change), finding ways to take meaningful action becomes increasingly difficult.
I mean, we're living in a time when basic facts are being questioned, and people more and more need reassurance that they're not going crazy.
Why it matters: These findings reflect the fact that, because of the nation's partisan divide and fractured media, we no longer agree on basic facts.
Sometimes there are debates about the relative importance of certain numbers, but a great deal depends on people more or less agreeing about basic facts.
Oh.  No matter: Wolff was booked dozens of times on huge platforms with almost no pushback on basic facts he got wrong in the book.
Mr. Trump has consistently questioned the basic facts of the American intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 17 election to aid his campaign.
Most members of Congress and military officials agree that these basic facts are true, and that more reforms to the military justice system could help.
One can pick the basic facts here — particularly since black and Latino Americans still trail white Americans in terms of wealth, income, and educational attainment.
Regardless of what happens in Taiwan, the basic facts won't change: there is only one China in the world and Taiwan is part of China.
Fleeting efforts at persuasion by members of the Judiciary Committee gave way to disputes over basic facts during a marathon debate over articles of impeachment.
Global powers that back opposing sides in the six-year-old conflict still cannot agree on basic facts, let alone hold war crime perpetrators accountable.
When his tweets don't actually reflect coherent strategies or even basic facts, they trigger mass confusion, which can be amplified and manipulated by dangerous actors.
Basic facts of the event, which fueled years of controversy and trials, are still disputed by critics and supporters of the Chavez and Maduro governments.
The media has made this into an issue about Trump's ignorance about basic facts, when it's really more evidence of Trump's appalling policy views about Russia.
The left I would submit is so blinded, dogmatic in their ideology and their hatred that they refuse to accept even basic facts, sometimes scientific facts.
And seeing what that click rate is through with some basic facts about Roy Moore we pulled directly from the article about how terrible he is.
How could the national media know whether or not individual boys really "meant it" when they couldn't even get the basic facts about the photograph right?
"Too often, consumers don't have the basic facts they need to assess the fairness, integrity, and security of these trading platforms," Schneiderman said in a statement.
We need the basic facts: 'Here is the amount I am comfortable with, here's when it's going to cross the threshold, here's what I can expect.
That's perilous political terrain for Democrats, and the basic facts of the Mateen case suggested the possibility that the conversation would shift back into that mode.
Letter To the Editor: "A Test for Israel in Gaza" (editorial, April 4) doesn't mention, or minimizes, basic facts that led to the situation in Gaza.
"To call us liars for pointing out basic facts about the secretary's fundraising is deeply cynical and very disappointing," he added in a follow-up statement.
"The claims in this document are completely false, my signature is forged and even basic facts about me are wrong," she told Axios in a statement.
"We now live in a kind of alternate universe when individual Republicans get massive praise just for acknowledging the obvious and restating basic facts," said Rep.
Though nobody has disputed the basic facts of her account, it didn't take long before her motives and character were questioned, not least by other women.
"I'm not sure how we can have democratic elections, or we can have democracy, if we as an electorate can't agree on basic facts," Farid said.
Although the arrangement can be dressed up in impressive clothing and nice sets—triumphal Roman arches or the fountains of Versailles—the basic facts don't alter.
The basic facts of his assaults have been recounted by the charged victims in this case as well as numerous victims who gave their impact statements.
But the aftermath of the attack — the narratives both sides have spun out of the basic facts established by the footage — is much trickier to assess.
"We urge certain people in the US to respect basic facts, discard arrogance and prejudice, stop playing dirty tricks that meddle in Hong Kong affairs," he said.
J.T. O'Donnell, founder of the career site Work It Daily, recommends by-passing the self-hype bullshit altogether, and just laying out basic facts of the position.
For his part, Trump offered little clarity on the meeting although he did nothing to dispute the basic facts reported by the Post and CNN among others.
None of them have the viewer's benefits of hindsight, the decades of political analysis, or even the basic facts we now learn in high-school history class.
"There's this pattern, which you appear to be part of, in which there's this kind of bizarre disassembling about the basic facts of the matter," he said.
They will be entrusting the administration of a major federal program to a man who won't understand the most basic facts about the legislation he is signing.
But those basic facts seem to indicate that an actor's worth is all in the hands of the producers and director, which doesn't quite fit the bill.
Arizona Senator John McCain was on hand to ask some questions and he seemed to have, uh, let's say, misunderstood some of the basic facts at play.
And if his views are based on zero understanding of the issues or even of basic facts, well, Trumpism is all about belligerent ignorance, across the board.
But because they either ignore or don't understand basic facts about how abortion works, their attempts to explain it are frequently inaccurate, garbled, or just plain strange.
Though the basic facts of the mission will be familiar to many, the program pays particular attention to the mission in the context of the Cold War.
A recent op-ed by Andrew Wilford, "Recent hurricanes remind us why we should scrap out-of-date shipping rule," gets basic facts and analysis dead wrong.
Clinton's supporters see a conspiracy to keep her from the presidency — the result is an environment in which even those basic facts become the basis for dispute.
No country spoke out and denied any of the basic facts that we have all laid out about Iran, the threat it poses, the nature of regime.
Perhaps this is because they are unable to acknowledge the most basic facts of their political reality that Trump was elected and he is their president, too.
Democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise; or when even basic facts are contested, and we listen only to those who agree with us.
The next step in the process is to find machine-readable databases covering the domain; these will provide the basic facts about each subtopic—foot, hand, face, etc.
Democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise or when even basic facts are contested or when we listen only to those who agree with us.
"It's impossible to overstate the negligence of the president of the United States not knowing basic facts about nuclear policy and arms control," Shaheen said in a statement.
But Trump and his team don't meet that threshold — not even agreeing on the basic facts, whether the topic is terrorism or former President Barack Obama's birth certificate.
Perhaps daily weather forecasts could include a few basic facts about the Earth's vital signs, or details of where climate change is increasing the likelihood of damaging weather?
The A.V. Club's A.A. Dowd wastes no time in briefing you on the basic facts of the movie: This is not the X-Men franchise you once knew.
One of the bigger tweaks is to Google's Knowledge Graph results — those information-dense cards that pop up alongside certain search results, offering basic facts like biographical details.
It seems likely to decrease the gap between liberals and conservatives about basic facts and to diffuse some of the cross-party animosity that is so prevalent today.
"The claims in this document are completely false, my signature is forged, and even basic facts about me are wrong," the unnamed former staffer said in a statement.
Although 70 percent of consumers said having good credit is the key to unlocking the "American Dream," they are getting some basic facts wrong, according to Capital One.
In the debate over the Russia inquiry, broad agreement on the basic facts does not extend to Fox News and other major conservative outlets, our media columnist writes.
There's a lot of great journalism being done around the spill — the LA Times's ongoing coverage is particularly good — but here's a quick roundup of the basic facts.
Even as transgender issues reach the mainstream, there is still a lot of confusion about even the most basic facts about trans people, gender identity, and gender expression.
The following year saw the state adopting a value- and drama-free campaign, Good to Know, focusing on basic facts of real value for sensible and informed usage.
Although the International Committee for the Red Cross has visited the detainee twice, the government has kept secret even the most basic facts about him, including his name.
But some students raced through lessons without actually understanding basic facts, the teachers said, making it difficult to help them structure arguments on specific topics, like climate change.
Instead, a more generic term like "national alert" or even "DHS alert" would take Trump, an unpopular President who consistently lies about basic facts, out of the calculation.
Shared at high rates, these videos often combine basic facts about the novel coronavirus from Wuhan, China, with Indian nationalist propaganda and hearsay — with serious real-life consequences.
I'm concerned by the lack of some basic facts in this article — the lack of which gives the impression that this is a contest rather than a scam.
The media outlets did not even attempt to confirm the most basic facts because even a simple investigation would have shown that these were nothing more than false smears.
Along those same lines, Apple (AAPL) is introducing a new feature in the Apple News app called a "candidate guide," with basic facts, biographies and positions on key issues.
The basic facts: The FBI would like to get into an encrypted phone belonging to one of the San Bernardino terrorists, who shot and killed 14 people last year.
The basic facts are clear enough: Critically, one useful function of email-based criticism of Clinton was to pull together the Trumpian and establishment wings of the Republican Party.
Another set of basic facts that is important to understand when it comes to Stonewall is that this was not the first time queer people revolted against police violence.
"We urge certain people in the US to respect basic facts, discard arrogance and prejudice, stop playing dirty tricks that meddle in Hong Kong affairs," said spokesman Geng Shuang.
Defense attorney John Sparks has said the state "ignores basic facts" and has hit back hard against accusations that the company deliberately targeted children, veterans and others for profits.
You can't analyze it as a single conspiracy—it should be considered one phenomenon where people are suspicious of even the most basic facts about our planet and science.
And that forever changed the political discourse, to where now, any credible Republican politician who wants to raise enough money for reelection cannot even acknowledge basic facts of science.
This bid to establish a European outpost off what is now the coast of North Carolina was doomed by ignorance of the basic facts of geography, geology and geopolitics.
The erratic and mean-spirited reactivity and cavalier disregard of basic facts that we have seen throughout the year have come into even sharper relief these past few days.
And yet in our hyperpolarization, not only does it seem we're increasingly unwilling to listen to the other side's arguments, but we don't even acknowledge the same basic facts.
He not only went out of his way to praise the strongman, but refused to acknowledge basic facts about his government's role in the murder of dissidents and journalists.
"The media outlets did not attempt to confirm the most basic facts because even a simple investigation would have shown these were nothing more than false smears," he added.
I'm not sure I've ever seen a movie with this big of a budget where it's as hard to discern basic facts as it is in Independence Day: Resurgence.
" But as CNN legal analyst Joey Jackson explains, sentences for crimes as heinous as murder are not determined lightly: "The basic facts are, no one can take a life.
"Too often, consumers don't have the basic facts they need to assess the fairness, integrity, and security of these trading platforms," Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said in a statement.
To be fair, most Americans don't know many basic facts about abortion — that it's an incredibly safe medical procedure, for instance, or that it doesn't actually require surgical cutting.
In the months leading up to the impeachment trial, she's served as one of Trump's TV surrogates — a role in which she's mangled basic facts surrounding the Ukraine scandal.
It also illustrates how quick he was to seek the dismissal of an ambassador he was told was denigrating him even before knowing basic facts such as her name.
Car buyers should have some basic facts straight: Even cars from the biggest automakers — including Ford and GM assembled in U.S. plants — rely on parts, including engines, imported from Mexico.
And to teach American history around what people such as Hamilton, Jefferson, George Washington and James Madison believed in, rather than just teaching the basic facts around what they did.
However, that integration – which allows you to ask Alexa about news, weather, basic facts, or use the assistant's add-on "skills," among other things –  was available only for iPhone users.
Now, the changes at the science agency are raising questions about whether Australia is trying to run away from understanding the basic facts of what is happening to the climate.
Starting out with some basic facts, the FDIC is quite capable of handling the majority of the 22019,848 U.S. banks that might fail without being required to utilize the OLA.
The class comes at a time when 64 percent of Americans feel fake news is "sowing confusion" about basic facts of current events, according to a December Pew Research study.
For free, the company will provide basic facts about the usage of apps: weekly and monthly active users, the fastest growing and fastest declining apps, plus two weeks of data.
While knowing basic facts about money will help you figure out how best to save, invest and spend your money, not understanding the larger concepts could put you at risk.
" Mr. Obama described Mr. Trump as someone who was unqualified to sit in the Oval Office and "doesn't do his homework, doesn't know basic facts that you'd need to know.
BEIJING — Chinese primary and secondary schools are often derided as grueling, test-driven institutions that churn out students who can recite basic facts but have little capacity for deep reasoning.
To Linda, it seemed that if he no longer understood these basic facts about his life he was lost, and she wanted fiercely for him not to be lost yet.
The basic facts of Cold's case sound familiar, as do the character names: There are journalists named Boitras and Greywold and an organization called Mikileaks run by an Augusto Cassangie.
If we can't come to an agreement on the basic facts of life, how on earth can we come to an agreement on the fundamentals of a united path forward?
Rating The basic facts of the book: In 2009, the writer Denise Gess, most famously of Good Deeds (1985) and Firestorm at Peshtigo (2003), died of lung cancer in Philadelphia.
Before we can imagine therapists giving patients some LSD and a pair of headphones, it's important to establish a few basic facts about the combined effects of music and psychedelics.
It not only counters the basic facts of the country's rising diversity, but it also gives license to the Trump administration to insert its own agenda in reporting race statistics.
" When Sarkar calmly encouraged Morgan to "actually check out some of the other work that I've done," he replied that he'd "checked out some basic facts about your hero, Obama.
Vermont is the only state where a majority of residents could pass a citizenship test that questioned Americans on basic facts about U.S. government, according to a new nationwide survey.
And when we compare that reality to its portrayal in media outlets over the course of the war, we find that most reporting has ignored — or hidden — several basic facts.
But since the state legislature can basically decide which evidence it finds more convincing, the court may not be able to step in and argue the basic facts or science.
She pretends that basic facts just do not exist: Obamacare During the health care fight of 2017, the White House spent a considerable amount of time trying to blame Mississippi Sen.
Instead, the Trump administration is touting coal, and denying the most basic facts about climate change, including that humans are mostly responsible for it because of the burning of fossil fuels.
The intrigue: "I have never heard of basic facts being deleted from or blocked from testimony," Norman J. Ornstein, a resident scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, told the NYT.
First, though, let's go over some basic facts about the three dragons we know, and what we can learn about the other dragons we never met from Game of Thrones history.
All the additional analysis of Woodstock '299 is, of course, welcome, but the basic facts of the festival—rioting, cynical avarice, and multiple sexual assaults—are indisputable, and cannot be mitigated.
The two groups of protesters have stridently different views of the situation as it's unfolding, and there doesn't seem to be much agreement about even the basic facts of the situation.
"It's deeply troubling that Hassan is either blind to basic facts or so beholden to the Clinton machine that she can't level with voters," Liz Johnson, Ayotte's campaign spokeswoman, told WMUR.
Learning the basic facts about a company — like their industry, competitors and names of their executives — as well as a little interview prep is a must if you want to impress.
Over the next few days, Lithuanians learned the basic facts: LiAngelo, 19, and LaMelo, 83, are the younger brothers of Lonzo, the star rookie point guard for the Los Angeles Lakers.
But three basic facts continue to make clear how valuable such a degree is: One, college graduates fare better by virtually every available metric — income, wealth, health, life satisfaction and more.
These basic facts — and they are facts, not a slanted anti-Israel litany — have led many observers to conclude that the very idea of liberal democracy in Israel is a sham.
Wolf is leading DHS as the agency coordinates the government's response to the coronavirus — yet he struggled to produce basic facts and projections about the disease, The Post's Aaron Blake writes.
The basic facts -- that we import almost half the food we eat and the insulin and radioisotopes we use to treat diabetes and cancer -- cannot be wished away by flag-waving.
" As John Avlon pointed out in a piece on partisan media, "A new Pew survey shows that 73% of Americans now believe that Republicans and Democrats cannot agree on basic facts.
This is remarkable: a paranoid president who disbelieves basic facts and the advice of his closest aides and instead clings to a narrative, no matter how wild, that fits his worldview.
I don't know how this possession thing works, but I thought Madame Satan would have been privy to the basic facts of her host's life, if not all of her actual thoughts.
It also claims that it does not maintain records on whether photographs contain people, a claim that seems at odds with basic facts regarding how its tagging and facial recognition processes work.
Trump and his cronies have struggled to figure out their messaging on the Russia story—they've been all over the place, while effectively conceding that the basic facts being reported are true.
A few basic facts about electrostatic headphones: they're universally admired for having the best sound quality, they cost a lot, and they typically require big powered amplifiers that also cost a ton.
These moves might not seem surprising from an administration full of officials linked to the oil industry and, not coincidentally, determined to deny or obscure the most basic facts about global warming.
In the same way that our parents replaced the reality of life in the '50s with their own private "My Three Sons," Generation X's curdled nostalgia ignores basic facts about modern childhood.
In an era when we can't agree on basic facts, when science is out of fashion, and a president values loyalty over truth, the threat of a pandemic tests a nation's foundation.
"Every new piece of information has corroborated the basic facts, which are devastating for the president," said Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, Democrat of New York and a member of the Intelligence Committee.
Cognitive science is a field that is not widely reported on, but it needs to be, because journalists cannot serve the public if they don't understand basic facts about the human mind.
Armed with these basic facts, it seems that the governments, CEOs and consumers referenced in your article have come to the same common-sense conclusion: we must keep plastics out of our ocean.
Among other issues, he says officials falsified a copy of his passport, wrongly asserted he was ineligible to work in Britain, and got basic facts about his life wrong in the deportation order.
In the weeks immediately following Donald Trump's victory last November, German chancellor Angela Merkel warned the country's parliament of a new media environment in which even the most basic facts might be disputed.
Before the vote, my colleague Steven Erlanger wrote a rundown of the basic facts, so that's the place to start if you're looking for the who-what-when-where-why of it all.
All of this sounds nice and good, but it can be difficult to wade through all of the hype and get a grip on some of the most basic facts about the region.
The basic facts of the Republican race are that Donald Trump has won more than delegates than any other candidate, more states than any other candidate, and more votes than any other candidate.
"In Thailand, we shy away from teaching children (basic facts like) what to call their genitals," 40-year-old Bishop told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on the sidelines of a conference on sex education.
Those on the right use the word "scientism," to imply that science is just another ideology with its own partisan biases, steering too many away from truth and fostering an unfamiliarity with basic facts.
Absent a motivation, Mr. de Blasio suggested the word terrorism should not be used, shaking his head in disapproval at the notion that the basic facts of the bombing could be described that way.
The basic facts may have matched what she told her counterparts in Europe, but the tone of her speech and the strident tenor of the Tory conference in general sent shockwaves across the continent.
" Comey: "We are experiencing a dangerous time in our country, with a political environment where basic facts are disputed, fundamental truth is questioned, lying is normalized, and unethical behavior is ignored, excused, or rewarded.
For others, the vacancy on the Supreme Court — and its potential to reshape the high court's rulings for years — overshadow almost everything else, even their nominee's increasingly erratic statements and grasp of basic facts.
It is a universe of in-betweenness, in which the most basic facts of life, the things we absolutely expect to understand, spill and scatter like toast crumbs into the gaps between the floorboards.
It exists to push a pro-Putin line and often does this by deliberately creating confusion over "mainstream" media narratives, undermining basic facts in the guise of "questioning," and granting airtime to conspiracy theorists.
Like other legends that surround Mr. Guzmán, the basic facts of his flight from the marines five years ago have been told so often they have started to develop the haziness of a fable.
One thing that brain scientists have consistently found is that, once people settle on the basic "facts" of what happened, however flawed that perception, they rarely make corrections, even in face of contradicting evidence.
In a painful exchange on Tuesday with Louisiana's Republican Senator John Kennedy, acting DHS head Chad Wolf bungled basic facts about the disease and its spread, contradicting expert testimony made earlier in the day.
Graham said that whistleblowers typically report witnessing basic facts and firsthand evidence and raised concern about what some Republicans see as a not-so-subtle attempt to draw up a criminal indictment of Trump.
Those who tune into party leadership and take in partisan information are much more likely to have negative feelings about the policies of other parties and to even ignore the reality of basic facts.
It's… a little convoluted but the basic facts are these: the soccer team became an international media frenzy straight out of Ace in the Hole after they were reported missing on June 23rd, 2018.
It is also possible that there could be separate articles summarizing the same basic facts but with a different "offense" — for instance, one focusing on abuse of power, and the other focusing on bribery.
It also assumes a fair amount of familiarity with Judaism; unlike the previous presentation, it declines to enumerate basic facts about the religion, from the nature of monotheism to the demographics of the diaspora.
We are looking at an existential threat to a key principle of democratic discourse: People can only debate and persuade each other if they agree on the basic facts of the world around them.
But it also seems to bleach much of the life and context out of that world, transforming a game that played like a living exhibit into assortment of assets accompanied by basic facts and trivia.
"We are experiencing a dangerous time in our country," he writes, "with a political environment where basic facts are disputed, fundamental truth is questioned, lying is normalized and unethical behavior is ignored, excused or rewarded."
I wish I could say this scenario was uncommon, but as a human sexuality professor, I've heard from dozens of scared, panicked women who don't have a clue about the most basic facts of HPV.
" The tweets, apparently written by Lance Laifer who runs the social team for Scaramucci Post, continued by saying that "The intent of the poll was to highlight ignorance of the basic facts of the Holocaust.
And the Pew Research Center reports that an astonishing 81 percent of voters believe that supporters of both candidates disagree not only on the opponent's positions, but also on the basic facts underlying those policies.
The G.O.P. doesn't want people who think hard and look at evidence; it wants people like, say, the "economist" Stephen Moore, who slavishly reaffirm the party's dogma, even if they can't get basic facts straight.
Lacking regard for basic facts, most of these critics failed to report that, thanks in large part to the president's tariffs, China's industrial production has fallen to its weakest position in more than 17 years.
Now, our interpretation of the basic facts of whether we are going in the right or wrong direction is dominated by whether expressing such an opinion is consistent with that which would advantage our tribe.
A likely reason for the stagnation is the growing partisan divide in the US. Parties no longer agree on "basic facts," and see the other group as more different and disliked than their own group.
The euro has not, in general, worked well as an economic system, and the basic facts of geography indicate that Scotland's economy is going to need close ties with England one way or the other.
A portion of Mr. Obama's speech in Baltimore was a kind of primer, in which he offered "some basic facts" on Islam and the United States that he said the news media had failed to communicate.
If I were to be asked a similar task, I would hear the word "car" in my head, and recall basic facts about it like how a car is what we generally use to get around.
If as a society we understood the basic facts and marketed these decisions as pragmatic instead of emotional, the number of people dying every year from the national kidney shortage would be much lower than 43,000.
Other critics noted that he gets basic facts about China wrong, such as that Chinese law "mandates that all research done in China be shared with the People's Liberation Army," which is not true at all.
What social media is doing is slicing the salami thinner and thinner, as it were, making it harder even for people who are otherwise in general ideological agreement to agree on basic facts about news events.
First, court papers say, lawyers from the unit took their time providing discovery on the basic facts of the case, and also dragged their feet in making two firefighters who treated Mr. Williams available for depositions.
The trouble with market timingOn the surface, this train of thought seems pretty reasonable based on some basic facts about the current market:It's been one of the longest bull markets in historyIt just keeps going up.
The Constitution gives little guidance on impeachment aside from the most basic facts: the House can vote to charge presidents or other officials, and the Senate holds a trial to determine whether to remove the officeholder.
The Keepers opens with the basic facts of Cesnik's case: On November 7, 1969, Cesnik drove to a nearby shopping center around 7:19943 pm, telling Phillips she was buying an engagement present for her sister.
Almost three-quarters said that Republican and Democratic voters not only disagree on plans and policies, but they disagree on even basic facts (including 77% of Republicans and 72% of Democrats), according to the recent Pew poll.
In this atmosphere, legislators should be able to at least agree on basic facts, such as official statistics and scientific consensus, and to acknowledge expert projections of predicted policy effects such as Congressional Budget Office budgetary scores.
Similarly, we want to be able to say that "a team composed entirely of pigeons could have defeated the Eagles in the Super Bowl" is false, because of basic facts about pigeons' anatomy and proficiency with footballs.
And based on extended remarks on the US-Saudi relationship Trump gave to a pair of Wall Street Journal reporters in an interview published Wednesday, he's running the show completely ignorant of even the most basic facts.
Now there are staff members conducting screenings of seven or eight children a day, trying to coax basic facts out of children who might be too young or too frightened to articulate what had happened to them.
Second, because the President has so politicized basic facts about emergency management and made them about himself and his White House's capabilities, we can have no confidence that the benign nature of the test will remain so.
Back then, the investigation mostly played out as it's expected to now: It took just three days to conduct, and was also focused on interviewing witnesses and collecting basic facts for a report to the White House.
Their lawyers have disputed basic facts alleged by prosecutors — to an extent they did not in the first case, which rested more on a debate over whether their conduct constituted not only illicit behavior but federal crimes.
For many, the bullet points of the incident include the basic facts of the assault and subsequent reattachment surgery, some vague recollections of a domestic abuse claim, and possibly the names of John's two post-fame porn films.
Given the political context — one in which America's most prominent conservative, President Donald Trump, is lying more than any other past president — the matter of policing discourse will be ideologically charged even when it comes to basic facts.
No one has accused Facebook of negligence yet, but the basic facts of the case have yet to be nailed down — and with lawmakers already hostile to Facebook, plenty of privacy commissioners will want to try their luck.
With so many substantive reasons to criticize Ocasio-Cortez, from her socialist pipe dreams to her disdain for basic facts, conservatives do not have the time, much less the inclination, to attack her over some innocent collegiate gyrations.
"I just can't recall anything where the basic facts of anything so fundamental have to go through a political filter and the perception [of what's happening] depends on which side of the fence you are on," said Kettl.
Fox News on Wednesday urged a federal court to discipline a lawyer it said had failed to vet basic facts when he filed a lawsuit accusing the network of using fake Twitter accounts to harass a former host.
Recent studies have highlighted that while many Americas can provide a few basic facts about Christianity and the Bible, few know about Judaism, Hinduism, and what the Constitution actually says about religion as it relates to elected officials.
Even the basic facts of Erdnase's life are unknown, down to his real name: S.W. Erdnase was a pseudonym adopted, maybe, by an E.S. Andrews (read it backward), an E.W. Sanders (shuffle the letters) or someone else entirely.
The basic facts alleged in the indictments of 13 Russians were not surprising to those following the news of Russian manipulation of Facebook and Twitter, but I was surprised by the details of identity theft and bank fraud.
It isn't that the basic facts about what Russia appeared to be up to were unclear clear before now; I myself wrote a piece in July asking why Russia's apparent meddling wasn't the topic of screaming headlines every day.
Things like processing insurance claims usually require more than just basic facts, and that is a good example of the kind of task that is increasingly now getting treated as yet another form that can be processed more automatically.
Trump's NRCC speech — one in which he also pushed baseless claims about Democratic voter fraud — came at the end of a day in which he seemed to have a particularly tough time with basic facts, even by his standards.
The details of what happened next are a matter of some dispute, but testimony and trial evidence have established these basic facts: Captain Nettleton returned to his stately, 80-year-old official residence on a promontory above the bay.
The basic facts are these: when you're a starting pitcher in the major leagues, you're expected to give the guys in the press pool three to five minutes of red meat following your start, no matter how it goes.
Shwe Thaung, an officer from the Naypyitaw police station No.1, where the four were being detained, confirmed the basic facts of the incident but declined to elaborate, including on whether any charges had been filed, citing an ongoing investigation.
WASHINGTON – As the US military remained tight-lipped about even basic facts of the deadliest combat incident involving US troops since President Donald Trump took office, lawmakers on Thursday suggested that a subpoena might be necessary to get any details.
These basic facts are all you really need to know to understand the Ukraine scandal: The president of the United States asking for "a favor" (his words) from a foreign leader — an intervention in the 2020 US election on his behalf.
Although Craig Wood has pleaded not guilty to charges including first-degree murder, his attorney, Patrick Berrigan, agreed with the basic facts outlined by Greene County Prosecutor Dan Patterson in opening statements at Wood&aposs trial, The Springfield News-Leader reported.
"While Trump hasn't mastered basic facts about the world, he has mastered Putin's talking points on Crimea (which, of course, the United States and most of the world still recognizes as part of Ukraine)," said Jake Sullivan in a statement.
Cohen also floated the idea that the internet&aposs treatment of "the rantings of a lunatic" as equally credible to statements made by a Nobel Prize winner meant a reduction in "a shared sense of basic facts" that everyone agrees on.
Trump's ignorance of basic facts about the nation's nuclear arsenal, his willingness to consider nuclear weapons against terror cells in European cities, his advocacy of nuclear proliferation, and his lack of anything remotely resembling sober, mature judgement should terrify everyone.
It prompted finger-pointing on both sides, but the basic facts are these: Mr. Netanyahu asked to meet with Mr. Obama during a visit to Washington for a conference later this week, the White House agreed and then Mr. Netanyahu canceled.
Knowing even the most basic facts about the world at large, as well as the sister parks to Westworld (which include the Shogun World teased in season one and another I daren't spoil), helps situate the show's chaos in something real.
As the country grapples with a still more serious affront to American democracy, the agreement on the basic facts in the mainstream news media does not extend to Rupert Murdoch's media empire and other important parts of the conservative media.
Still, even in the relatively quick investigation conducted in the two months since Ms. Pelosi formally opened the impeachment inquiry, the basic facts of what happened have been established and to a greater or lesser degree verified by different witnesses.
The cycle uses a few absurd-sounding cases to create a sense of crisis about the state of American college campuses, in complete contradiction of both the aggregate data and sometimes even the basic facts of the campus controversy in question.
Even when you have literal military service to your name, there's always a higher bar for proving your patriotism if you're not a white, native US citizen — to the point that even basic facts about your life will be questioned.
My two boys — in second grade and kindergarten — got into the conversation right away, and as we began talking, I realized it wasn't a surprise to them; at a young age, they'd already picked up some of the basic facts from playmates.
You ask it how to spell words you can't sound out and to tell you basic facts about the world — questions you might have asked your parents or your babysitter or your big brother in times past: Why is the sky blue?
Often mothers are ignorant of basic facts about what will happen to their body during and after childbirth, including tears to their pelvic floors, reckons Emily Oster, an economist at Brown University in Rhode Island, and author of books about pregnancy and birth.
As this report generates debate about the way forward, it is important that we acknowledge some basic facts about the unique role VA plays in providing Veterans the care they have earned and how the Choice Program supports that vitally important mission.
The public security bureau in Kunming in the southwestern Chinese province of Yunnan, where the exchange is based, said investigators had now determined the basic facts in the case, which involved the illegal use of savings held by members of the public.
At this point, Republicans have sat on their hands as the President and members of his team have repeatedly hidden information, twisted and changed their positions (sometimes, in the course of one day), lied about basic facts and acted to impede investigation.
The left has a certain amount of faith in the conclusions of science (for example, on the basic facts of global warming), but a remarkable lack of faith when it comes to using technology — that is, applied science — to solve our problems.
Though they went to school together, it turns out that the basic facts of their identities—that Toby is a man; that Susanna is a woman; that Leon is gay—have led the three cousins to have completely different recollections of their lives.
Basic facts have fallen by the wayside: Mr Cameron claims Brexit would help Islamic State; Leave implies Turkey, with its 77m Muslims, is about to join the EU. The complicated reality of an evolving union and Britain's relationship with it has been ignored.
"The fact that some of the most basic facts, intentions and attempted strategic signals of this crisis are still shrouded in mystery ... should be a sobering reminder that neither country is in a position to easily control a crisis once it begins.".
And because that faction has successfully rendered all political fights — even fights over basic facts — as vicious, zero-sum partisan struggles, another large faction of the country has simply tuned out, coming to regard politics and public life generally as corrupt and fruitless.
Analysis: Mr. Trump's lawyers have not contested the basic facts of the case, and scholars say their central argument — that the impeachment charges are invalid because the president has not been accused of committing an ordinary crime — defies a long-established legal consensus.
So before you quite have your bearings in the story — just as you are trying to absorb the basic facts about the characters — "The Heiresses" almost subliminally alerts you to complexities of sexuality and status that many films would prefer to simplify.
But the council's review was hampered by data being withheld by the Pentagon and the services, which provided only scanty and incomplete information, even on basic facts like the number of military firing ranges in operation, air quality data and blood test results.
Smith said that BuzzFeed made the decision to err on the side of transparency with its readers because the current news environment, where basic facts are challenged and rumors reverberate rapidly across social media, leaves news consumers to distinguish between what's rumor and what's real.
If you haven't, here are some basic facts: There are four of them (Asha, Louis, Lincoln and Campbell), they're in their early 20s and they're loosely affiliated with other new (but now not so new) south London guitar bands like Shame and Goat Girl.
Douglas and Gore said they were surprised at the lack of knowledge many women and men seem to have about the basic facts of fertility, and pointed out that these numbers were averages and that a woman's eggs may actually be "older" than she thinks.
One of the basic facts of contemporary religious history is that Christians around the world are persecuted on an extraordinary scale — by mobs and pogroms in India, jihadists and United States-allied governments in the Muslim world, secular totalitarians in China and North Korea.
The book does not add many new details to the basic facts of the legal case, though Ms. Clifford does raise questions about efforts to shut down the publication of her story after she made arrangements to sell it to In Touch magazine in 2011.
Doug Collins of Georgia, another member of Trump's House impeachment team, agreed that the most recent development has not "changed the basic facts of what we're talking about," decrying "selective leaks" and admonishing House Democrats for not issuing their own subpoena for Bolton's testimony.
But for all the historic echoes, the day soon became like any other in the Trump era when mind-bending debates erupted over the nature of basic facts and ill will between the parties clogged Congress' most basic duty -- holding a President to account.
For a White House that has sometimes been loath to acknowledge basic facts — including photographs showing that the crowd at Mr. Trump's inauguration was smaller than at Mr. Obama's — it is the latest example of officials essentially asking people not to believe their own eyes.
On foreign policy, where he has been especially ignorant of basic facts, he has questioned America's security commitment to South Korea and Japan, shown little interest in having America engaged militarily anywhere in the Middle East, and embraced Vladimir Putin while condemning Angela Merkel.
Released in advance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which falls on Sunday, the study concluded that many Canadians do not know basic facts about the Holocaust, such as where it took place, how many Jews died, or the names of key people and places.
According to Sean Turnell, an Australian economist advising the new administration, so little economic information was handed over by its predecessor that its first four months have been spent tracking down basic facts about revenue, budgeting, the financial position of state-owned enterprises and so on.
While not the administration's preferred plan, the use of emergency powers to fund the wall "provides a way out" amid a series of contentious meetings and disagreements among Department of Homeland Security officials and Democratic lawmakers over basic facts related to border security, the official said.
An impenetrable bloc of voters will continue to blame Latinos for their woes, to ignore basic facts that are staring them in the face, to trumpet American exceptionalism while neo-Nazis roam the streets, and to look to a strongman in their image to save them.
The first is that Trump still clearly does not know basic facts about American foreign policy, like the name of a major treaty — and that this somehow leaked to the press from one of his top advisers, the only people in the room for the Putin call.
He makes an all too brief appearance in the film, but the basic facts are that we did a very long interview with Tsiskaridze, which virtually began with him saying "I am the Bolshoi," that basically the institution would be far lesser without him being there [laughs].
The problem the NFL supposedly has with weed is that it is addictive and dangerous, but if you can get a prescription for a pill from Pfizer, then there's no problem at all—until the league's denial of basic facts gets them sued by ex-players again.
How it works: Homeowners come to Zillow to check their Zestimate; if they're in a price range and location where Zillow sees an opportunity to buy, they can click a button and fill out a few basic facts about the home (photos are optional but not required).
Staff present case for and against Trump The diametrically opposing views between Democrats and Republicans on impeachment — where they have failed to agree on basic facts and what they mean — underscores the intense partisan fight that's continued to escalate as an impeachment vote has drawn closer.
Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, who met on Wednesday in Moscow with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, said afterward that both sides had major differences and could not agree on basic facts concerning Syria and other major issues between the United States and Russia.
Those tweets came hours after he posted a string of complaints about the impeachment trial that mangled basic facts, and a day after he set a single-day posting record with more than 140 tweets and retweets — a record that seems unlikely to survive the trial.
The best they can do, in some cases, is to try to pin him down on basic facts or nudge him in the right direction, as two European leaders, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, both did in recent days.
Doug Collins, the ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, used his opening statement not to dispute the basic facts surrounding the July 25 phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky but rather to trace the origins of calls for the President to be impeached.
There are a number of basic facts that she hopes don't get lost in the press, like how living with HIV is totally manageable with access to proper treatment and what it means to be undetectable—that is, unable to transmit the virus thanks to antiretroviral medications.
On Westworld, however, some of the characters have concrete goals — Maeve wants to escape Westworld, for instance — but because many of the characters are unaware of fairly basic facts about their existence, it's hard to get too invested in, say, Teddy finding Dolores and saving her.
Some basic facts regarding the 18 examples of Mary Beth Edelson's "Great Goddess Cut-Outs" that currently line the walls of David Lewis's gallery in her new show, "Shape Shifter": They were made in 243-75 with acrylic and plywood in her studio in New York.
"I've continued to deliver tough messages that recognize a set of basic facts about the way the world is, because we can't achieve good policy unless we recognize the reality of what's going on on the ground," Pompeo told the audience at a Heritage Foundation event on Tuesday.
When I read a book where something sad happens, I rarely tear up or feel true pangs of sadness, and while a film can always get me with a soundtrack (looking at you, Arrival), it's rarely the basic facts of what's happening that get me right in my feelings.
The reports are issued, and the commentators go to work, incredulously sharing the most outlandish passages, distilling the whole purported "Bernie or Bust" movement down to simple psychology: They're "acting like children," or they're gender-privileged; they're "the special-est of special snowflakes," they're ignorant of basic facts.
As it turns out, the legislation that Trump might enact, though radical, is only a medium-sized story compared to more basic facts like his disdain for democratic norms and his temperamental unfitness for public service—just how dangerous it would be for him to be the president.
Rather than being forced to rely on the word of others, who may be twisting the truth or simply misinterpreting it, we can form our own conclusions from the basic facts, allowing our view of the world to be shaped by truth rather than the bias of others.
An enigmatic disorder that might have justified a great influx of research money and ingenuity has instead remained stalled and under-investigated, with key players unable to agree on basic facts, such as what it does, how to tell who has it, and what, if anything, can treat it.
As for what they ask their smart speaker, there are some fascinating differences between user ages, but the top five requests across the entire respondent base are (in order) to play music, for the weather, for news, for basic facts or trivia, and for calendar or scheduling information.
Pelosi's office has also circulated talking points to organizers off Capitol Hill, urging them to push the most basic facts surrounding Trump's interactions with Ukraine: That the president asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate Joe Biden, tried to cover it up and put national security at risk.
I'm asking because you just said that the passages in questions don't contain original ideas and are just a matter of restating basic facts, but those facts had to be collected and corroborated by the people you borrow from, so in that sense, you are stealing their labor, no?
There was not much disagreement about the basic facts of the case—the jury's calculations depended on whether small inconsistencies, both perceived and actual, in Constand's testimony made her seem like a liar, and whether her story, much of which Cosby had corroborated, met the jurors' understanding of sexual assault.
Now, though, it seems as though some people who disagree on the policy are choosing to also disagree on basic facts: Policymakers from the same party (but with different ideas about immigration) can look at the same video footage and the same police reports and claim to see different things.
He also stalled repeatedly by asking for citations within the Mueller report for even basic facts -- like if he had met with Trump on a certain day -- and then reading the letter sent by the White House on Monday asking him not to discuss any conversations he had with the President.
How Cevallos could purport to offer a legal opinion on JASTA's constitutionality (much less wrongly declare it "invalid on its face") without addressing these basic facts, all of which are evident in the publicly available text of JASTA and the public statements of the sponsors in the congressional record, is more than puzzling.
It suggests he fears the receipts will bury him..." (Twitter) -- Dave Weigel on right-wing media's role in all this: "Something that's been popping out to me from congressional town halls in Trump areas is Democrats repeating basic facts about the probe and the critics in the audience yelling 'fake news' and 'hearsay.
According to recent reports in local media, the president -- who is known to ramble in public speeches and shows a poor grasp of basic facts related to the functioning of his own government -- has been lashing out at top aides after one of the senior members of his regime insulted his intelligence.
Dr. Andrawes and others said it is too early to speculate on the cause of the disaster, which killed at least 38 people, and basic facts of the collapse are still unclear — whether it began with one of the stays, for example, or on a cantilevered section, or in the tower itself.
In the old days, a liberal and a conservative (a "dove" and a "hawk," say) got their data from one of three nightly news programs, a local paper, and a handful of national magazines, and were thus starting with the same basic facts (even if those facts were questionable, limited, or erroneous).
It is the second such case in the United Kingdom recently, and the basic facts are roughly similar to the last one, in which a baby named Charlie Gard died of a rare genetic condition after the courts similarly ruled against his parents' desire to take him abroad for an experimental treatment.
Rio police have further questioned Lochte, Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger, and Jimmy Feigen and none of them seem to remember even basic facts of the night, like the type or color of the cab they were in when they say they got pulled over and mugged at gunpoint by a group of men flashing badges.
As such, it's the first real test of the law since it went into effect earlier this year, Russell Brandom reports: No one has accused Facebook of negligence yet, but the basic facts of the case have yet to be nailed down — and with lawmakers already hostile to Facebook, plenty of privacy commissioners will want to try their luck.
Ask anyone about the legend of Peter Pan, and chances are they can give you the basic facts: A sprite-like boy shows up in the middle of the night to ferry children off to the fantastical Never Never Land, a place filled with pirates and mermaids and adventure, and where, most importantly, they never have to grow up.
If everything Pritchard said is true—and, again, EFR refused to confirm or even comment on any of these basic facts—then it's clear EFR couldn't get its story straight about what the problem with Pritchard's instagram account actually was; its leadership variously criticized her posts about firefighting, as well as her posts totally unrelated to firefighting.
What's more, when reporters covering anti-racism rallies pass over conversations with established organizers in favor of more sensational fare, they may be tempted to rely solely on tweets from government and police authorities to get the basic facts, forgetting that not so long ago, some of those same authorities sanctioned things like racial segregation, stop-and-frisk, and broken-windows policing.
"When Adam Schiff in the very first open hearing, he had to make up the phone call that should tell people a lot if you have to make up the very basic facts if you're trying to impeach a president, it tells me you've got nothing and you enjoy basically lying more you enjoy tell the truth," Collins told The Hill, adding he didn't feel Republicans needs days of preparation ahead of the hearing.
Two critics of current trade policy, Jared Bernstein, a former economics adviser to Vice President Biden, and Lori Wallach, the director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, wrote a September 2016 essay for the American Prospect, "The New Rules of the Road: A Progressive Approach to Globalization" in which they acknowledge some basic facts: Despite Trump's nostalgia for a bygone era when the United States was insulated from global trade, stopping or slowing trade is not at issue.
He is shown visiting his adoptive grandparents at their home in Bordeaux, pulling his grandmother onto his lap; in the car talking to his driver as if the man were a cross between a confessor and a shrink; in tentative conversation with the psychologist/social worker who guided him through the lengthy bureaucratic process to access and read his adoption file; worrying about what he would find; working out with his trainer; and weeping uncontrollably, snot running down his face, when he finally discovers the basic facts of his birth: His mother's age when he was born, her difficult circumstances, that she barely knew his father.

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